The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-10-15
DIR. GEO. b. MORRIS, Dentist, will
always be found at his Office in Morgan
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last OF every month.

uiWdys ne IOund III HIS ONCE ID morgan.
town, hereafter, from the Goth to the
last Of every month.
THIS week, at G. w. John d Co. s.,
more new blankets at bargain prices.
Dior in and see Hutchinson d
Jacobs cent calico, and other goods
at prices as startling.
Ar the News Store you can get all
kinds of Books, Papers, Magazines
and anything in the news line.
LADIES coats and gentlemen's over
coats, in clothing, in larger quaint
ties than ever before, at Hutchinson
d. Jacobs.
The Presbyterian Mite Society
will be held at the residence Of Mrs.
Hough on Thursday evening, Octo-
Der 18th All are cordially invited.
STACKS of new and bright goods
at Hutchinson q Jacobs are being
carried away before they have time
to mark them.
AN exchange says that if potatoes
continue to advance in price until
spring they will be used for desert
only, and none but millionaires and
editors will use them.
WE are too busy opening and
showing goods to write advertis-
ments, but ask all to call early and
we will show you through. Most
truly HUTCHINSON q JACOBS.
A MAJORITY of the folks from here
who attended the fair and show at
Uniontown were pleased with what
they saw. They have only one re-
gret-the eight or ten dollars left
behind.
j. w. MADEIRA, the News Agent,
takes subscriptions for over 5000
different newspapers, magazines, DC,
by the copy, half year or year at
publishers rates. BY leaving your
orders you save trouble and postage.
HUTCHINSON a. JACOBS have now
their stock of goods nearly all in
and opened and it far surpasses any
of their past efforts in quantity and
quality of goods. Their store is
crowded each day with anxious buy
ers which is proof that prices are
all right.
The ladies' and childrens' wraps
advertised last week have been go
ing of at lively rate, in fact faster
than we expected, owing to the war
in weather; but the people know
good thing when they see it. A few
more left. Will be pleased to have
you look at them at Hirschman's.
A FAYErrE county correspondent
says: The Baltimore and Ohio Off
Gals will put corps of engineers
on the route from d. Morgans to
Ira Kieser's via the Cross Roads,
following the Leuffer survey to de-
termine what they can save in dis
lance compared with the Grassy
Run route.
THOSE are nice compliments paid
to Morgantown and the Mononga-
hela Valley by Esor, the correspond
ent of the Pittsburg Press, whose
letter we copy in another column.
Esor, we take it is an appreciative
individual and "devilish clever fell
low His impressions are about
the same as those made upon all
people of education and culture who
visit Morgantown.
ALWAYS up with and generally
ahead of the times the New DoMIN-
ION has just put into its job room a
splendid new Paragon lever cutter.
This became necessary on account
Of increasing orders in that depart
ment for which our pillow cutter was
too slow and faborious. The cutter
is an excellent one and is far super
ior to anything of the kind ever seen
in this section before. Its capacity
is such that it will keep up with the
business of Morgantown for many
years to come.
ATTENTION is called to the an.
nouncement in this issue Of our pa
paper of the concert to be given in
Academy Hall next Tuesday even
ing. This is the entertainment
which has been, and still is so popu-
lar in the cities and larger towns.
And as this is the only opportunity,
in all probability, we shall have of
enjoying this unique entertainment,
no one should miss it. We under
stand the best local vocalists, and
we have many of no mean order, are
engaged in this concert, and that no
efforts are being spared to make it a
complete success.
Much sympathy is expressed
among the friends of Selby p. Bar
ker's family on account of the sad
bereavements they have suffered
since going west. About year ago
they moved to Missouri, two of the
girls going to Nebraka to teach, one
of them, Ida, later going to Color
ado. A few months ago, Catharine,
q bright handsome girl, was stricken
with typhoid fever and died. On
September 18th Ida, an older daugh-
ter, was taken off by the same dread
disease, among strangers in Color
ado, her mother not reaching her
until after her death.
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